6227 —דיווח על אירועי הקהילה והפצת חסידות למרות קושי

B"H, 7 Iyar, 5718.

Brooklyn.

Haraha"ch iy"a nu"n etc. Chaim Baruch

Shalom u'Vrachah!

I acknowledge receipt of your letter from the 23rd of Nissan and the previous one, along with the pan that will be read at an auspicious time at the holy resting place of my revered father-in-law, the Rebbe zatzukal l'h nbgm zy"a.

It is surprising that after mentioning in your letter that you wrote about several matters, you conclude by saying you did not send the letter here. Certainly, you will at least send it now, and in the future—inform about everything happening with Anash in general and the Temimim in particular there over recent years. The more detailed, the better. Especially since over time these reports can also bring practical benefit.

May it be G‑d's will that you and your wife will settle in the best possible way before you. As our Sages teach about true goodness: it is good for Heaven and good for people—that is, you should be able to spread light and warmth in your surroundings and influence others to draw them closer to Torah and mitzvos illuminated by Chassidus. All the more so when these activities are done despite hardship.

May it be G‑d's will that very soon it will be fulfilled for you and all Anash: "One who keeps Torah in poverty will ultimately keep it in wealth."

Blessings for proper health and good news in all mentioned above,

M. Schneersohn

Summary

The Rebbe encourages consistent reporting on community life and stresses that spreading Chassidus—even amid difficulty—brings both spiritual and material reward. Perseverance through challenges leads to greater success in uplifting others and oneself.